Hi Bjoern

I have a SVG map in a SVG GUI like this:
<svg id="gui">
    <svg id="map">
        <some map content />
    </svg>
    <some gui elements />
</svg>


Now I try to export the code of the SVG map in a new browser window.
I can use printNode(document.getElementById("map"))
in combination with window.open() to get the SVG map code, but this will 
work only in ASV.

Any ideas?
Thanks
Olaf

Bjoern Hoehrmann wrote:
> * Olaf Schnabel wrote:
>> maybe someone of you has a solution for my problem.
>> I currently using the command "printNode", which only works with Adobe 
>> SVG viewers. Has someone an idea how to integrate the same functionality 
>> in the SVG-supporting browsers (Opera, Firefox) with Javascript?
> 
> That would be simpler if you could explain what you need it for. If you,
> for example, use it to pass it to the postURL extension in the Adobe SVG
> viewer, then you could replace both with e.g. XMLHttpRequest calls in
> many cases even though XMLHttpRequest per se does not provide the exact
> same functionality.

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